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Decolonising Peace Journalism – And Putting It to Work in East Africa By Fredrick Ogenga
8 Jun 2020 – Conflict resolution is a recurrent theme in East Africa. This has prompted the need for innovative ways to create lasting consensus in the region as well as across the continent. One of these innovative ways is peace journalism. It can stimulate peaceful resolution of conflict by voicing different conflicting parties and issues in a balanced and objective manner. Julie Masiga spoke to Fredrick Ogenga about the role of peace journalism in Africa.
What is peace journalism and why does it matter?
Peace journalism is evident when reporters and editors make deliberate choices in their day to to day work that create opportunities for society at large to consider and value nonviolent responses to conflict.
The approach opens the possibility of a new road map tracing the connections between journalists, their sources, the stories they cover – and the consequences of their journalism. It builds awareness of nonviolence and creativity into the practical job of everyday editing and reporting that brings different parties to the negotiating table.
However, it is a Western concept that needs decolonising in terms of orientation and applicability. African peace journalism rejects the notion that "nothing good can come out of Africa". It seeks to challenge the negative narratives about Africa. Africans can be both authors and sources of positive narratives. This requires us to rethink our set of news values if we are to imagine a new kind of transformative journalism.
We must also be clear about what peace journalism isn't. It is not reporting that is wholly or even primarily oriented towards peace at all costs. It does not sacrifice truth and justice for a "law and order" type of peace as defined by the state. Instead, the essential elements of this form of journalism include sensitivity, agility, caution, factual information and self-reflectivity in relation to what media practitioners put into the content of news reports and editorials.
The nature of conflicts and the degree of media freedom varies from country to country. For this reason, these elements may not be uniformly applicable. For instance, covering a civil war will differ from reporting on terrorism or political or election-related conflict. However, these elements and the values will help foster a culture of peace and nonviolent conflict resolution across the region.
The manual for media practitioners that I recently edited tries to present this vision. The publication was the outcome of a workshop of journalists and scholars in the area of conflict and peacebuilding in East Africa.
Contributing experts are of the view that sensitivity to peace and the nonviolent prevention and resolution of conflict is best captured within the conceptual framework of "peace journalism".
What are the highlights of the manual?
The manual offers refreshing perspectives on peace journalism by exploring the core values of truthfulness, social justice, equity, African cultures of peace, and balanced news reporting.
The chapters cumulatively represent a rich repertoire of experiences and cases that skilfully tell the story of the connections between media and peacebuilding in East Africa.
African peace journalism is journalism with African nuances and lenses that imbibe African values and philosophies. These would mean the inclusion of Utu/Ubuntu (humanity), Harambee (collective responsibility), and Umoja (unity) as news values. The manual captures these Afrocentric views of journalism in the context of the continent's peace and security challenges.
Here are three highlights:
Gloria Laker explores the role of peace journalism in ending the Lord's Resistance Army insurgency (1988-2006) in northern Uganda, drawing upon Laker's own experience as a war reporter.
Duncan Omanga approaches the concept of terrorism as a form of political communication through public spectacle (and mass hysteria) and warns of the dangers of inappropriate labels in news coverage and reportage.
Finally, I offer a conceptual overview of a hybrid (African) peace journalism in the context of emerging terrorist threats in Kenya. I explain how this unique approach to peace journalism combines elements from Western peace journalism and African lenses in conflict-sensitive reporting.
Our contribution to the peace journalism debate as Africans is slowly gaining popularity in the minds of ordinary people. This has been made possible through social media spaces where local content creators are taking the lead in pushing the narrative especially when it comes to contentious issues such as electoral politics. User generated content holds sway on social media.
Nevertheless, the manual has some good examples of both peace journalism and Africa peace journalism capturing cases in Kenya and Uganda. Most of these are stories are about ethnic politics, gender body politics, human rights and violent extremism.
Are there instances where the media have made conflict worse?
Yes. This was experienced in Kenya's 2007-2008 general elections, which ended in post-election violence. It was at that point that I began exploring ways to make the media part of the solution and not the problem. Kenya's media has often behaved ignorantly when reporting electoral politics and even violent extremism when it has manifested in terrorist attacks.
A keen observer knows well that the way the Kenyan media covered the Dusit Hotel attack in 2019 was different from the manner they reported the Westgate attack in 2013. The Westgate Mall attack coverage was much more sensationalist. The difference didn't happen by chance. It was deliberate. The 2019 coverage was a product of extensive advocacy and training over the years on conflict sensitive journalism, which is largely the objective of the peace journalism manual.
During the 2013 general election, the Kenyan media was accused of pursuing the peace agenda at the expense of independence. Where do you draw the line?
We do not want journalists to be peace crusaders or televangelists. All we need to see is some journalism with an African lens, that speaks to Africa's sense of agency, context and locality.
Fredrick Ogenga – Associate Professor of Communication and Media Studies, and Founding Director, Center for Media, Democracy, Peace & Security, Rongo University
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Masculinity without men. In Female Masculinity Judith Halberstam takes aim at the protected status of male masculinity and shows that female masculinity has offered a distinct alternative to it for well over two hundred years. In this first full-length study on the subject, Halberstam catalogues the diversity of gender expressions among masculine women from nineteenth-century pre-lesbian practices to contemporary drag king performances.
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Today, more than 45 years have passed since Warhol started showing Campbell's soup cans and Coca-Cola bottles. Over the course of all these years, more and more people have understood that Warhol's art opened up an undiscovered territory as large as the world itself; that this territory includes not only stars and soup cans, humor and wit, but also mysteries.
His clients soon included The New Yorker, Harper's Bazaar, Vogue, Bergdorf Goodman and Tiffany & Co. Andy removed the final a from his name and became Warhol. Apart from the purchase of a hairpiece early in the '50s and a nose job in 1957, this was about the biggest change he made in himself, as he went from poverty in Pittsburgh to success in New York.
By 1952, he'd received his first medal from the Art Directors Club and had been given his first solo exhibition, at the Hugo Gallery. Warhol exhibited drawings based on the writings of Truman Capote. By 1956, he was participating with a series of drawings of "personality shoes" in a group exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art: Recent Drawings USA.
That same year he also had two solo shows at the Bodley Gallery and went on a round-the-world tour. In 1957, he incorporated himself as Andy Warhol Enterprises to help manage his commercial work.
All this time, Warhol had continued to paint; he also kept abreast of the avant-garde. We know he was aware of Jasper Johns's work and also of Robert Rauschenberg's art. In defiance of the prestige then enjoyed by abstract painting, both of those artists incorporated immediately recognizable, images into their works. Jasper Johns painted the American flag, while Rauschenberg inserted objects such as Coca-Cola bottles and photographs of President Eisenhower into his paintings. To Warhol, it was a matter of no small interest that the avant-garde could come so close to his own world of commercial art.
In 1960, Warhol took up the dare and made his first paintings based on comic-strip characters. He exhibited them the following year, not in an art gallery, but in the window of Bonwit-Teller, as the background for a mannequin display. Then he visited the Leo Castelli Gallery and discovered, to his surprise, that Roy Lichtenstein was also making paintings based on comic strips. Apparently, Warhol was on to something. But if Lichtenstein had staked out the comics as a subject for art galleries, then Warhol would have to find something else.
What he found, beginning in 1962, was nothing less than the entire American scene. Whereas other artists like Lichtenstein, James Rosenquist and Tom Wesselmann where also working with Pop Art imagery in the early 1960s, Warhol quickly emerged as a leader, painting grass-roots brand names like Campbell's, Mott's, Kellog's, Del Monte, Coca-Cola; American money, postage stamps, and bonus gift stamps, tabloids and his childhood comic idols Superman, Dick Tracy, Nancy and Popeye. He also portraited the most popular stars from James Dean, Elvis Presley and Elizabeth Taylor to Marlon Brando and Marilyn Monroe.
But this was only the beginning of his art and vision. Warhol's art is a visual anthology of consumer brands, headlines, personalities, mythic creatures, tragedies and even a tribute to his favorite artworks. Some of his first Pop pictures were made by hand, and to a knowing eye they gave evidence of great skill – for example the images of Campbell's soup cans with peeling labels, which are marvels of illusionistic brushwork. But soon Warhol adopted the methods of mass production to make images of brands and celebrities who were themselves mass produced.
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Robert Frost acknowledges the issues of human freedom, the purpose of God's creation, and the meaning of life in his poem "Design", and attempts to seek the truth of its being. As a premise of the poem, Frost takes a microcosm to understand and use to find what God's plan is about.
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Usury is an extension of the labor theory of value. It's saying that the value of something can be fixed in time and interest is due upon it based on what it was worth long ago. The problem is that the utility of whatever that something was original might have totally vanished.
A worker that knows that his labor only has value in the moment has an incentive to sell it immediately, since tomorrow it will have no value. By trading his labor in the moment for less than it's worth at that particular moment, but with interest attached to it, is able to solidify the value of his labor longer than the utility of his labor. This becomes a way to avoid the market forces that would diminish the value when measured through utility and shifts it to value as determined by labor instead.
Anyone mediating a dispute might recognize that there was a component of labor that occurred in the past, but the utility of the person's labor is useless at the present time. Labor in the past has no utility and value only remains in the utility that remains. Nobody can owe a debt for something that has no present value.


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Here is one of my favorate songs by Ben Harper & Eddie Vedder.
I think that at one point in every person's life, we actually want, think & believe we can change the world, and make a difference.
Unfortunately over time, people, parents, partner's, bosses & society in general tells the dreamer & visionary in us to 'get real'.
This brings me to thinking of what America (and Canada) stand for & our soldiers fight for...FREEDOM.
Today is Independence day in the USA, The 4th of July. Canada just celebrated our national holiday on the 1st. I am so grateful to live in a country that provides power in the people and our political, democratic leadership counsel that these countries do.
I have chosen to spend a lot of my past 10 years on this planet traveling all over the world; 22 counties & hundreds of cities so far. I have seen & smelled the streets of many 3rd world countries filled with homeless, starving families that have no roof over their head nor food in their bellies - yet here we are, blessed to live and have all the comforts of 'modern society' that an industrialized nation provides, yet we are the leading nation of suicide, depression & murder.
For one reason, I think that we have forgotten what is on the US dollar bill.
I believe that we have lost touch of what really matters, the one golden rule to live by 'do unto others as you shall have them do unto you'. We are quick to stress out, over react to the smallest annoyance or injustice and we have forgotten that there is great hope and a great future for anyone & everyone who wants to be healed, helped or saved - in anyway.
My son Ethan just graduated from Kindergarten last week (top of his class in reading by the way!) I am very proud of him, but that simple golden rule really is the first and only thing we need to learn and teach our youth, as well the importance of trusting & having faith in the good of people, not the bad.
You all know about the law of attraction, if you focus on the bad, your gonna attract more bad - if you focus on the good, you'll attract more good, right?
Its simply a law of science.
I strongly believe that EVERYTHING happens for a reason: the good, the bad & the ugly. However its very easy to only see the potential ugly & bad, rather than the unseen good lessons that are learned in our trials.
"If you never had a trial, How could you be able call yourself an overcomer & grown from the lessons you learned? If you never were in trouble, How would you know that I will come to your rescue...?
"If you never had any suffering, Then how would you know what I went through?
If you think of all the soldiers in the world who are fighting wars overseas as you read this, away from their families and dieing to save our nations FREEDOM & INDEPENDENCE, when I saw these pictures for the first time in my life as a Christian, I saw God as a soldier who was fighting & died for just that - a soldier who sacrificed himself for our FREEDOM & INDEPENDENCE.
Blessings to you all on this holiday.


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World's first hydrogen train rolls out in Germany
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By onepageafrica Last updated Aug 17, 2020
Commuters in Germany now have a chance to ride the world's first hydrogen train as the country moves to replace old diesel-powered engines.
Instead of exhaust fumes, hydrogen trains produce only water.
A French-made hydrogen train took its first scheduled trip from the station of Bremervörde in Lower Saxony on Monday, marking a world first for the new transport technology.
Two Coradia iLint engines will replace diesel trains on the 100-kilometer (62-mile) route linking the towns of Cuxhaven and Buxtehude, with 14 other hydrogen trains set to be introduced across the state by 2021. The
new-type engines are produced by the French company Alstom.
"The world's first hydrogen train is entering into commercial service and is ready for serial production," Alstom CEO Henri Poupart-Lafarge said during the unveiling ceremony in Bremervörde, which
will serve as a refueling site.
The new trains carry a hydrogen tank and fuel cells on the roof, and produce electricity by combining hydrogen and oxygen. Excess energy is stored in ion lithium batteries. The engines can run for around 1,000 kilometers without refueling and reach a maximum speed 140 kilometers per hour (87 miles per hour), similar to diesel trains.
Steam, not smoke
However, unlike the older machines, hydrogen trains produce only steam and liquid water. The manufacturers claim that the new trains are also quieter and less costly to operate.
"Sure, buying a hydrogen train is somewhat more expensive than a diesel train, but it is cheaper to run," Stefan Schrank, the project's manager at Alstom, told the AFP news agency.
The state of Lower Saxony will pay a total of €81.3 million euro ($95 million) for the project, in line with Germany's long-term initiative to drastically cut pollution and increase the use of renewable fuel by 2050.
Alstom says that other countries were also looking into buying their trains, including the UK, the Netherlands, Denmark, Norway, Italy and Canada.
The French government has already pledged to have its first hydrogen train on rails by 2022.
Credit: DW.
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I'm particularly proud to call Seattle home this week.
Two thousand teachers in and around Seattle wore Black Lives Matter shirts to school on Wednesday, Oct. 19, part of a day devoted to activism in Seattle Public Schools and a week devoted to addressing the city's widening opportunity gap. I love it.
In a city typically plagued by white-moderate passivity, and in a school district plagued by persistent segregation, disproportionate discipline and tracking, this loud, courageous call for racial equity renews my hope for change in our district.
"We must be bold in addressing racism. If we meter our responses in catering to white fragility, we will always heel towards the status quo of white supremacy," said Ian Golash, Chief Sealth High School teacher.
It took an unusual level of conviction from a number of different people and organizations to make the Black Lives Matter At School event happen. The idea started with middle school teacher Sarah Arvey and her students acting in solidarity with John Muir Elementary, where threats and fear had marred a similar effort last month.
After Arvey proposed the idea, the Seattle teachers union voted unanimously to support the idea.
Then Seattle Public Schools held its ground in the face of more badgering and fear-driven responses from the community.
This week also gave us a beautiful example of what's possible when we act on our common ground instead of bickering about our differences.
Charter school opponents and proponents wore Black Lives Matter shirts to school on Wednesday. Teachers who entered the profession through Teach For America and other similar alternative pathways voted unanimously alongside their traditionally trained teachers. The in-fighting was finally trumped. I love that, too, because ultimately, we all want the best possible schools for our kids. Let's not focus on the differences in our ideas of how to get there.
Students were assured through actions and not just words that their teachers believe in them, that their teachers don't view the plea for safety and equal rights that is "Black Lives Matter" as a threat. That's important.


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3 Potential Sleepers In The 2015 NBA Draft
By Brian Rauf June 17, 2015
Every team hopes to pick a future star in the NBA Draft, but inevitably, there are always a few players that fall in the draft and make teams pay the rest of their careers. Here are three guys that are sleepers in this year's class:
Jerian Grant – 6'5″, 202 lbs, PG/SG – Sr., Notre Dame
Stats: 16.8 ppg, 6.8 apg
A combo guard, Grant has the perfect mix of size, scoring ability, and court vision to be a solid point at the next level. His leadership qualities were on full display this season as he led Notre Dame to an ACC title and the Elite 8 just one season after they finished near the bottom of the conference in 2014. As an older player who has been around the NBA his entire life (his father is Harvey Grant), he should be able to step in and make an immediate impact.
Justise Winslow – 6'6″, 221 lbs, SF – Fr., Duke
Stats: 12.3 ppg, 5.3 rpg
Winslow is great at attacking the rim, and displayed excellent defense and an improved jump shot that had scouts drooling. His elite strength and athleticism gives him the versatility to play several different positions on the floor. If he didn't play next to Jahlil Okafor at Duke - who he had to differ to - we could be talking about Winslow as a potential top-three pick because of his elite all-around game.
Tyus Jones – 6'1″, 184 lbs, PG – Fr., Duke
Another Duke player, Jones looked like the best point guard in the country at times this season, and he may be the best pure point in the draft. He sometimes faded out of games last season, but he doesn't force his scoring on offense and is excellent at setting his teammates up. Jones was also the most clutch player in college basketball as he took over down the stretch in every big game the Blue Devils played in, making him a good option for a team in the middle of the first round. He's expected to land in Houston, so don't be surprised to see him playing productive big-time minutes for the Rockets in the postseason next year.


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Why can't Rory McIlroy get a win?
March 12, 2019 by Golf-Admin 0 Comments
ORLANDO, Fla. — The door that Rory McIlroy keeps knocking on refuses to open. Sure, it would help if the four-time major champion did more to barge through it, but he has maintained a modest, almost stately approach to adding tournament hardware to his collection, only to come up empty.
Sunday offered another example at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, where for the ninth time over the past 14 months McIlroy played well enough to earn a place in the final group, only to see someone else celebrating a victory.
To be sure, reigning Open champion Francesco Molinari put a number on him Sunday, shooting an 8-under-par 64 at Bay Hill to come from five strokes back of third-round leader Matt Fitzpatrick.
It was the same score McIlroy shot at this tournament a year ago to win — a victory that happens to be his last anywhere in the world.
Then again, making just two birdies and shooting even-par 72 on a day when you are in the last group was not going to get it done. McIlroy ended up four shots behind Molinari, meaning a 68 was necessary to force a playoff. While not easy, it was certainly doable — 10 players equaled or bettered that score on Sunday.
British Open champion Francesco Molinari rolled in a 45-foot birdie putt on the final hole at Bay Hill that capped off an 8-under 64, taking him from five shots behind to a two-shot victory Sunday in the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
Tiger Woods appears ready to return to action at the Players Championship after missing the Arnold Palmer Invitational with a neck strain.
Phil Mickelson's 78 Friday at the Arnold Palmer Invitational has given him pause about playing in next week's Players Championship.
"Tough day, tough to get it close to the hole," McIlroy said. "I feel like I really didn't play that badly. I missed a couple of shots but I felt like I was hitting good shots to 30 feet all day."
McIlroy came into the week having finished among the top five in all of his 2019 starts. His tie for sixth broke that streak, but still gives him an impressive run of tournaments, albeit without a victory. It's certainly better than the plight of, say, Jordan Spieth, who has not been better than 35th in his past eight worldwide starts.
So it's all relative. Is it better to contend and fail than to never contend at all?
McIlroy, ranked sixth in the world, wasn't showing any signs of annoyance coming into the tournament, seemingly taking his close calls in stride and recognizing that the bigger picture suggests that good golf at some point will be rewarded.
"You're not going to get frustrated playing good golf," he said. "At the end of the day all you're trying to do is get that ball in the hole. I you feel like you're doing that pretty well, then what's there to be frustrated about?"
There were understandably some signs of it Sunday. His birdie at the 16th was the only one on a par-5 in the final round, and it was disappointing given he had a makeable eagle putt. He missed a 5-footer for birdie at the fourth, but there were not enough realistic chances. He also ranked just 39th in the field in strokes gained putting.
McIlroy came into the tournament ranked first on the PGA Tour in strokes gained overall, making up more than 2.5 strokes per round on the field, an impressive display that has yet to be rewarded.
"I'm playing well, I'm getting myself into contention every week, continue to do that, going into next week [at the Players Championship]," McIlroy said. "That's the great thing about golf, you don't have to wait too long to get back on the course.
"So I'm happy with everything, I just think today I could have played the par-5s better. But it was really an unbelievable round by Francesco to shoot what he did. I would have needed to go out there to better him, which would have been one of the best scores of the day."
Interestingly, Molinari cited a final-round pairing with McIlroy last year at the European Tour's BMW PGA Championship as a reason for a run of success. The two were tied at Wentworth heading into the final round, with Molinari prevailing.
Since then he has won the Quicken Loans National, The Open, went 5-0 at the Ryder Cup and has now added a fourth victory in less than a year.
"When I won with Rory playing in the last few groups, it wasn't easy at all," he said. "So from there I just started building my confidence and just saying I could get it done."
For whatever reason, McIlroy is not getting it done in final rounds, Sunday the most glaring example. Certainly you can't expect him to rally to victory every time he is in the final group, but this was the fourth time in those nine events he has been within one of the lead and failed to win.
"I've had to tell myself [to have] patience at times," McIlroy said. "It's just letting that golf come out when it matters most. And that's when you need to almost take your foot off the gas and just let it happen. And that's obviously easier said than done."
If anything, McIlroy is slowing down rather than barging through, a plight that is more pronounced when you are an acclaimed four-time major champion with but a single victory over the past 30 months.


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A California man says his insurer rolled him into a new plan and deducted money from his bank account without his approval. Insurers have promised refunds, but he hasn't received one yet.
But this month, Kingma logged into his bank's website and saw that his old insurer, Anthem Blue Cross, had deducted $587.40 from his account and had enrolled him in another of its insurance products for this year -- he says without permission.
Here's what happened to Kingma and others: When they received letters last fall, they were informed that their plans had been canceled. But within the letter, it also said that if they did nothing, they would be switched over to a different plan and if they had set up their payment to autodraft from their account, it would continue to do so.
Kingma said he didn't read the whole letter, just enough of it to know his old plan was being canceled.
Once he noticed the withdrawals from his account this month, Kingma said he tried calling Anthem's customer service hotline but couldn't reach anyone because of "high call volume." Dozens of consumers have reported long phone waits trying to reach Anthem.
Kingma then repeatedly faxed and contacted the insurer through its website. An Anthem representative first told him that he may only receive reimbursement for about half of January, until the date he actually canceled the new policy. Since then, it appears the insurer canceled his policy at the end of 2013. But as of Friday afternoon, it hadn't refunded Kingma's money, he said.
"I and a number of other former Anthem policy holders are stuck in Anthem's Kafkaesque nightmare as part of healthcare reform," Kingma, 57, wrote to me in an email.
Darrel Ng, a spokesman for Anthem Blue Cross, said in an email that insurers across California had moved members from canceled plans to new ones that comply with the law "and that transition retained their payment preference.
Kaiser Permanente spokesman Chris Stenrud confirmed that his insurer has also found cases similar to Kingma's.
"Unfortunately, about 500 of our existing members in California who had automatic payment set up for their current plans were inadvertently charged before our systems recognized their enrollment in new plans through Covered California," the state's exchange, he wrote in an email. "We have identified the affected members and are in the process of contacting them to make them aware of the mistake, and of course, our commitment to refund the extra charge.
"We take this seriously, and want to assure our members that we will make them whole," he wrote.
Beyond that, Rocco said, some of the new products used by two health insurers were technically "sold by one of the insurer's affiliated companies with which that policyholder had no prior electronic funds transfer agreement, so that might be another area of potential legal violations," she wrote.
It isn't known whether similar complaints have been lodged outside of California. But insurers in a number of states sent consumers letters saying they would be moved to new plans unless they said otherwise. (This letter was posted online by Politifact.) The Associated Press reported last month that at least 4.7 million people were told their old health plans were going away because they didn't meet the coverage standards of the Affordable Care Act.
@AnthemPR_CA I've been on the phone for 2.5 hours to cancel part of a plan I never purchased. Can you please help cancel it?
@AnthemPR_CA It looks like you had charged me for a cancelled plan, please refund.
@AnthemPR_CA Been trying to cancel my policy for a month. You stole money from my bank acct. Can't get anyone to help. What do I have to do?
Kingma said the whole situation has left him frustrated.
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After you've signed up, go to the login page and enter your username and password before clicking the blue login button.
Once you've logged into Herculist Plus, go to the top right of the main menu and click the blue Members icon.
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ROTIFORM CVT
9:30 am, 30th January 2019 (0 Comments)
One thing we've always loved about our friends at Rotiform is that they're never afraid to upset the apple cart. Thinking outside the box comes as standard here, and it's exactly this sort of behaviour that inspires new ideas like the (now award-winning) AeroDisc, or the batshit centre designs that took the modifying game to a new level.
Now, we all know Rotiform do a classic design very well. But this 10-spoker with a twist certainly isn't one of those. There's no doubt this crazy looking CVT will be a future classic of course, but it's clearly a design that's very much of this era.
All-new, modern, almost challenging to the eye, it's exactly these sort of wheels that go down in history, and we've no doubt that, one day, they will take their rightful place in the bonkers wheel hall of fame. Right next to the Ronal URS, TSW Venom, and Smith's Twister.
What this wheel has over all of these classics though, is that it's all about YOUR choice. They're bound to be popular (they are Rotiforms after all). But the genius part is that, what with all the options, there's no reason why any two sets ever have to be the same.
We love that they're offering an entry-level, 8.5×19-inch cast monoblock for a start. But even that is available in any 5-stud PCD and a mind-boggling selection of off-the-shelf finishes. The forged 1, 2 or 3-piece versions come with much the same finish options, although these can be configured to fit almost any vehicle out there, with any size you can imagine from a 6×14-incher right up to a monster 16×24, along with everything in between.
Oh, and all that's before you even start thinking about lip choices, hardware options, directional faces and all that stuff.
What's most important here though is that Rotiform have done their bit on the crazy centres. It's only the limits of your own imagination that will ultimately create your finished set. All you have to do is let it run wild!
Sizes: 8.5×19-inch (cast), 6-16-inch widths, 14-24-inch diameters (forged)
PCDs: Any 5-stud (cast), any PCD (forged)
Offsets: ET35 and ET45 (cast), any (forged)
Finishes: Gloss Black, Matte Silver, Matte Anthracite, Gold, Bronze (standard finishes), Gloss Candy Black, Brushed, Brushed Single Dark Tint, Brushed Matte DDT, Brushed Rose Gold, Brushed Monaco Copper, Brushed Candy Copper, Brushed Candy Red, Brushed Candy Blue, Brushed Candy Pink (speciality finishes).
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A Bucs bowler rolls the ball in a home contest last year. This year's team is young and looking to improve their mentality with each match.
WHAT HAPPENED: The Bucs' bowling team clashed with Caledonia yesterday in what would turn out be a crushing 13-17 loss. The team's attitude seemed to get in the way of their game. "It seemed like players were starting to give up" Senior Jonathan Garland said.
WHAT IT MEANS: The Bucs fell to 3-1-1 on the season.
KEY PLAYERS: Senior Jonathan Garland led the way with 445 total points. Other players, including freshman Jaxson Garland and sophomore Collin Prokopec, were key in keeping the team positive – attitude wise.
UP NEXT: The Bucs look to bounce back when they square off with Hudsonville at 3:30 p.m on Feb. 6.


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Stampede At Prathi Roju Pandage Promotions
Stampede at 'Prathi Roju Pandage' promotions
The crowd became uncontrolled during a promotional event of the movie Prathi Roju Pandage that is currently taking place in Andhra Pradesh
Written By Manoj Kumar | Updated: December 09, 2019 14:24 IST
Mega Hero Sai Dharam Tej who tasted success with his recent outing 'Chitralahari' joined hands with director Maruthi and is all set to come up with a family entertainer titled 'Prati Roju Pandage'. The director Maruthi is struggling for a hit and he picked Sai Dharam over all the other heroes for scoring a hit.
Raashi Khanna is playing the female lead in the movie. The theatrical trailer of the film hinted that the movie is going to give a hilarious ride for the audience. The makers are currently busy with the promotional events of the film. Recently, the makers have organized a press meet on Sunday but the press meet created huge chaos. The lead actors Sai Dharam Tej and Raashi Khanna visited Bhaskar theatre in Guntur as a part of promotions and a stampede took place among the fans. As some of the fans also started creating a ruckus, the bouncers came into the scene and safeguarded Sai Tej and Raashi till they reached the top floor of the theatres.
Bunny Vas in association with UV Creations is bankrolling this project which is SS Thaman's musical and is gearing up for a grand release on December 20th.


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Tity Boi f. Young Jeezy and Pusha T, "Kitchen (Extended Version)"
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We've said it before, there's a lot of information on the internet. With a simple google search you can learn to make anything, like layer-cakes, but also drugs. Tity Boi's verse on this song reads like a crack-making manual, it's a little too much. But we're rabid fans of his smooth slang and going hard on anything, so we're not complaining. If you copped Tity's last mixtape "Trapavelli 2" then this remix probably won't mean much to you except for the addition of Pusha T's verse. Can anyone explain what black gold is? That sounds all sort of dubious. But we're declaring that Lex Luger church bell as the gong of gangster!
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'I Don't Mind': Trump Weighs In On Whether Public Should See Mueller Report
President Trump on Wednesday weighed in on whether the American public should see the Mueller report.
President Trump on Wednesday suggested that he has no problem with special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation report being made public. "I don't mind," he told reporters.
"Let it come out.
Let people see it," but noted that it is a decision for Attorney General William Barr to make. "I want to see the report," he also commented.
"You know who wants to see it?
The tens of millions of people that love the fact that we have the greatest economy we've ever had." Trump weighed in on the matter last week as well.
"On the recent non-binding vote (420-0) in Congress about releasing the Mueller Report, I told leadership to let all Republicans vote for transparency," Trump tweeted.
"Makes us all look good and doesn't matter.
Play along with the game!" "There should be no Mueller Report.
This was an illegal & conflicted investigation in search of a crime.
Russian Collusion was nothing more than an excuse by the Democrats for losing an Election that they thought they were going to win," he wrote in another tweet.
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There are many people who come to UAE for work and each day many of them will be interviews by prospective employers. However, only a small number of them will be able to get a job. It has been remarked by some experts that the chances of getting a job in UAE will be higher for the people who submit their own applications against those who submit them through recruiters. Even though the choice is entirely of the person who is going to work, here are some of the negative points of trying to find a job through recruitment agencies.
The first problem, that even top recruitment agencies in UAE have accepted is that there are many scam recruiters who will try to fool their clients out of their cash by offering fake courses, or by promising them great jobs if they are willing to pay a small bribe or hush money. All of these are complete scams as UAE corporate sector is considered to be one the most efficient corporate sectors in the entire world and corporate corruption is at an all-time low in the country. Many scams are the just simple website with "click here" written on the link that will take you to a payment method, it always pays to be wary.
The second problem is that there are many people who apply for the same job, so the recruiter will have to decide which applicant they are going to send to which company, therefore you have no control on which employer is getting your application. If you go solo, you will be able to pick and choose the employer, but when working through a recruitment agency you do not get to make that choice.
The third con is that you will not be able to find out how many people rejected your applications and CV and what the problem was. So you will not be able to correct your CV for future interviews. However, if you go solo, you will realize your mistakes soon enough and your CV will go through a phase of evolution as you face more and more interviews, before you land your dream job.
Fourth is the choice of payment. When you are applying yourself, you will be able to ask for whatever you deem fair, and in accordance with your skills, however, the recruitment agency will always try to get the best deal. So if you are hard on cash and you are ready to work for less, the recruitment agency may not be the best way forward, as they will negotiate for the best deal for themselves and the employee.


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Q: $group to get all related data in array I want to query documents and return a list of objects representing all categories, with an array of objects within each category object, containing the documents matching that category.
If it helps to explain: the database has a list of documents representing news articles, and I need to display them grouped by category on the front end, so I'll need an object for each category, with each category object containing an array of the articles (as objects) to display under that category.
I have documents of the following form:
{
    "date" : ISODate("2018-06-25T00:00:00.000+0000"),
    "detail" : {
        "category" : "world",
        "title" : "stuff is happening",
        "content" : "lorem ipsum dolor"
    }
}
{
    "date" : ISODate("2018-03-08T00:00:00.000+0000"),
    "detail" : {
        "category" : "national",
        "title" : "more stuff is happening",
        "content" : "sit amet"
    }
}
{
    "date" : ISODate("2018-02-02T00:00:00.000+0000"),
    "detail" : {
        "category" : "local",
        "title" : "local stuff is happening",
        "content" : "not much happening locally"
    }
}

...and I would like my result to look something like this:
{  _id: "world",
   count: 3,
   "articles" : {[
       {
       "date" : ISODate("2018-06-25T00:00:00.000+0000"),
       "detail" : {
           "category" : "world",
           "title" : "stuff is happening",
           "content" : "lorem ipsum dolor"
       },
       {
       "date" : ISODate("2018-06-25T00:00:00.000+0000"),
       "detail" : {
           "category" : "world",
           "title" : "stuff is happening #2",
           "content" : "lorem ipsum dolor"
       },
       {
       "date" : ISODate("2018-06-25T00:00:00.000+0000"),
       "detail" : {
           "category" : "world",
           "title" : "stuff is happening #3",
           "content" : "lorem ipsum dolor"
       }
    ]}
}
{ _id: "national",
   count: 1,
   "articles" : {[
     {
       "date" : ISODate("2018-03-08T00:00:00.000+0000"),
       "detail" : {
           "category" : "national",
           "title" : "more stuff is happening",
           "content" : "sit amet"
       }
     }
}

...and so on. So far, I have this query:
db.news_feed.aggregate([
{ $match: {} },
{ $group: {_id:'$detail.category', count: { $sum:1 } } },
{ $addFields: {
                    "article": "$$ROOT"
                }
}
])

This gets me a summarized count of each category, but obviously the $$ROOT inserts the result after $group, not the original document(s):
{
    "_id" : "world",
    "count" : 3.0,
    "articles" : {
        "_id" : "world",
        "count" : 3.0
    }
}
{
    "_id" : "national",
    "count" : 1.0,
    "brief" : {
        "_id" : "national",
        "count" : 1.0
    }
}
{
    "_id" : "local",
    "count" : 5.0,
    "brief" : {
        "_id" : "local",
        "count" : 5.0
    }
}
.
.

What can I do to insert an array of "articles" that are the original articles which are being summed up?

A: You need to use $push accumulator with the $group stage
db.news_feed.aggregate([
  { "$group": {
    "_id": "$detail.category",
    "articles": { "$push": "$$ROOT" },
    "count": { "$sum": 1 }
  }}
])

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